High-throughput DFT screening of bimetallic alloys for selective ammonia synthesis via electrocatalytic N₂ activation

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Zhaoyu Qi; Shun Li; Shitao Peng

doi:10.1039/d5cp02242h

January 1, 2025Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

High-throughput DFT screening of bimetallic alloys for selective ammonia synthesis via electrocatalytic N₂ activation

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The screening identifies efficient bimetallic alloys that enhance ammonia production.
It suggests that optimizing electrocatalytic processes could reduce energy use in ammonia synthesis.
The conventional Haber–Bosch process is compared, highlighting the potential of bimetallic alloys in improving outputs.
Ammonia's role as a carbon-free energy carrier is emphasized, underlining its importance in modern agriculture.

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Analysis reveals electrocatalytic N2 activation for ammonia production using bimetallic alloys, suggesting new methods for energy efficiency.

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Ammonia, a cornerstone of modern agriculture and a promising carbon-free energy carrier, is conventionally synthesized via the energy-intensive Haber–Bosch process.

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